Black Velvet Painting: An Evening with Stacy McClanahan
- cassandra130
- Jun 22, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 26, 2023
It’s not every day you get to learn about black velvet painting!
You are invited to join San Francisco artist Stacy McClanahan (aka The Fog Den) for an evening of pop culture history and to learn about the rise, fall, and rebirth of the black velvet art form in the Bay Area and beyond.
Join Stacy as she gives a demonstration on the elusive trending, tacky treasure: black velvet painting. There will be a Q&A following the presentation. Guests also have the opportunity to view and purchase some of Stacy’s incredible art. Special refreshments will be provided to mingle inside or on the patio of the studio. Tickets are just $20. Seats are limited.
Friends of Sharon Art Studio Members get 50% off tickets for you and your guests! Enter code MEMBER at checkout.
Event Location: Sharon Art Studio
Black velvet painting, who knew? imposter game I’m intrigued by the revival of this quirky art form. The $20 ticket price and refreshments make it a no-brainer. On my way home from the coffee shop, I couldn’t stop thinking, how did this art form fall and rise again?
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Black velvet painting is such a cool, retro medium! I’ve always been fascinated by how the colors pop against that deep texture—it really challenges your perspective on light and shadow. I find that this kind of creative focus is a lot like solving a complex puzzle. In between my creative projects, I often head to minigame for some quick logic games to keep my brain in that "problem-solving" mode. Can’t wait to see what Stacy and the students create in this workshop!